Sentence examples for essentially set up from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schiller was essentially set up by Mr. O'Keefe, who has become well known for such stunts.
Known as an opt-out clause, it essentially set up Rodriguez for two big paydays in the prime of his career, whereas most players get one at most.
At the core of the curriculum is something called "the Garage," which will require seniors to essentially set up a business prototype.
Barricading themselves in their cities and neighborhoods, Uzbeks have essentially set up autonomous zones and are refusing to recognize the authorities in the capital.
Earlier this year, before it was dealing with Trump's kamikaze-like assault on the G.O.P., the R.N.C. was grappling with the Koch brothers' attempt to essentially set up their own alternative to the Republican Party.
Human Resource Machine is perfect for those who like logic puzzles — the game is essentially set up as a series of cartoony programming challenges, and you have to create progressively more complicated lines of "code" to complete them.
Further, while the delegates claimed to be there to talk peace with the Afghan government and American officials, on closer examination, what they did — essentially setting up a virtual embassy to the world — sent what many saw as the reverse message, raising serious questions about the insurgent movement's real motives in going to Qatar in the first place.
Number two, if you don't have health insurance, we're essentially setting up a group plan that allows you to benefit from group rates that are typically 18 percent lower than if you're out there trying to get insurance on the individual market.
He essentially sets up a race between cultures asking questions like, 'Why did the Inca emperor not capture Charles I of Spain…' rather than the reverse?
With this forthcoming Affiliate program, Twitch is essentially setting up a second tier of creators who will also gain access to this tool, and soon others.
